A video interview and Q&A with IoT specialist Dan Demeter of Kaspersky Lab. By 2025 there will be 25 billion internet of things (IoT) connections, according to GSMA Intelligence. And if hackers have ...

The bulk of major corporate hacks follow time-tested strategies, like phishing emails that trick employees into giving up their credentials, or hackers exploiting a bug in a web portal. While ...

On the consumer side, fear of malicious hacking might have an impact on overall adoption of IoT devices. Half (50%) of consumers said they have not purchased an IoT device because they were concerned ...

Automotive security experts have uncovered a novel method for stealing cars by breaking into their control systems through a headlight. The key (so to speak) is the controller area network (CAN) bus, ...

Join us Wednesday at 5:00 PM Pacific time for the IoT and Agriculture Hack Chat with Akiba! Note the different time than our usual Hack Chat slot! Akiba willi be joining us from Japan. No matter what ...

Over the last few weeks, our weekly Hack Chats on hackaday.io have gathered a crowd. This week, we’re talking about the greatest threat humanity has ever faced: toasters with web browsers. The topic ...

RSA CONFERENCE 2018 – San Francisco – Many security professionals acknowledge that Internet of Things (IoT) devices have the potential to be an avenue into their enterprise networks — but for most, ...

It’s odd that the Internet of Things (IoT) industry — an industry with a dismal record of cyberbreaches — would be the one moving cybersecurity forward, but that is exactly what is happening. With ...

Medical device company Medtronic is recalling a number of insulin pumps after discovering they are vulnerable to hacks — and there’s no way to patch the security holes. The FDA announced the ...

A group of ex-Israeli military experts have set up a one-stop hacking shop for governments that require extra capability to fight terrorists and other threats to national security in the digital ...

The Japanese government is believed to be planning to try and access millions of citizens' IoT devices, to check whether their passwords are secure. Minister for internal affairs and communications ...